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The Dallas Voice Gay & Lesbian newspaper and Qtexas homosexual magazine are sponsoring "Gay Day @ Six Flags". I'm sorry if you really feel you have the need for me to help you read between the lines on this one.
As a business that services mostly families, Six Flags should not ALLOW the gay and lesbian publications to advertise and write articles saying that they are having "Gay Day". It is one thing if there are homosexual people going to six flags and entirely another if thousands are going because it is being advertised in the gay and lesbian newspapers as "Gay Day". I went bowling this evening with my family. In the lane next to us was a group of 3 men and 5 women that did not hide their homosexuality. They did not have to advertise it as being "Gay Day" at the bowling alley in order to go bowling. If they had advertised it as "Gay Day" WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE BOWLING ALLEY THEY COULD HAVE BEEN SUED FOR LIABLE. Six Flags, The Texas Rangers, The State Fair Of Texas and Hurricane Harbor all give the homosexuals permission to advertise a special day as "Gay Day" as they sell them discounted group tickets.
Six Flags is NOT under any legal obligation to sell group tickets to the homosexuals or any other group. If NAMBLA (North American Man/Boy Love Association) wanted to buy group tickets and advertise it as "North American Man/Boy Love Day" Six Flags would discriminately say no. That is perfectly within their right to do so.
Six Flags, The Texas Rangers, The State Fair Of Texas and Hurricane Harbor are all guilty by association. All they have to do is tell the homosexuals that they cannot call any day a "Gay Day" in their publications. If they did anyway Six Flags could sue the homosexual papers for misrepresentation and slander.
At the very least Six Flags, The Texas Rangers, The State Fair Of Texas and Hurricane Harbor all have a responsibility to tell their customers and make them aware of the "Gay Day" that they have allowed to be advertised.

Rick Warden
ProtestGayDay.com

WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE BOWLING ALLEY THEY COULD HAVE BEEN SUED FOR LIABLE.

Sorry, but you know zero about the law. See my post #118.
Did you correct the lies in your website yet?
Are you sure that the folks in the lane next to you were really gay? Somehow I get the feeling that you see a gay behind every tree.